Anderson to Get Family Practice Residency Center
The Department of Health and Environmental Control approved a $900,000 grant to build a family practice residency center at Anderson Memorial Hospital. The one-story facility will house 24 residents plus faculty and staff with exam rooms offices classrooms and a library. Dr. James Halford, center director, says the project aims to boost local family physicians in Anderson and nearby counties.
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Anderson
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Anderson Memorial Hospital
James Halford
Horoscope by JEA: Your Birthday Today
Opens a relatively quiet year of confrontation and conquest over personal limitations. Aries warns against serious talks. Taurus suggests starting early for space. Gemini urges watching children. Cancer advises sticking to priorities. Leo favors choosing company and early exit. Virgo urges dressing up and morale boosts. Libra stresses clarity in cleaning. Scorpio notes early planning. Sagittarius values connections but parties ahead. Capricorn cautions about equipment checks. Aquarius uses budget session. evenings look fun. Pisces focuses on home styling and friendship cultivation.
Cotton Crops Decline Expected as Farmers Seek Safer Grains
U S Undersecretary J Phill Campbell told a Columbia audience the cotton market remains weak and many farmers will switch to less risky crops due to flat fabric demand. He noted no food shortages despite higher prices and cited global demand, including Japan and China, as lifting food costs.
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Columbia
U.S
J. Phill Campbell
Campbell
Shellfish Beds Closed Over Pollution in Grand Strand Area
State and federal officials ban over 2000 acres of shellfish beds in the upper Grand Strand and southern North Carolina due to polluted waters. Most pollution stems from Myrtle Beach area sewage plants along the Intracoastal Waterway. About 1000 acres in Little River Inlet and 1100 more in NC were restricted. fines are issued when fishermen violate the ban. Myrtle Beach plants are undergoing upgrades and a new sewer line may open late this year.
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Associated Press
Grand Strand
North Carolina
Myrtle Beach
North Myrtle Beach
Little River Inlet
Acres
South Carolina
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Council On Aging Plans Annual Meeting
The Aiken Area Council on Aging will hold its annual meeting on Thursday at 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Aiken. Harry Bryan executive director of the South Carolina Commission on Aging will speak. The program honors community contributors to the council.
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Aiken Area
Goren On Bridge Four Spade Play and Finesse
In a team match, both declarers reach four spades from identical auctions. A club clash leads to a forced nine no trump claim, while West’s queen of clubs and East’s overtakes create a defensive sequence that costs declarer a trick. West defends with a clever shift, shielding the jack to stop the contract.
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State investment yields rise in first half of 1974
South Carolina posted record investment earnings for the first half of fiscal 1974 75, state treasurer Grady Patterson said in a written statement. He cited careful money management and high interest rates as factors. The six months from July 1 to December 31 yielded 15.8 million dollars, about 4 million more than the prior year, a 35 percent increase.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Grady Patterson
Patterson
Fourth Body Found In Raleigh Death Spree
Raleigh police reported the discovery of a fourth woman killed in a mass shooting spree in Raleigh North Carolina. The victims are listed as Gertrude Clark Harmon Azalee Clark Jackson Burnice Clark Harrington and Haveleigh Monte Ravera White. Joe Louis Harris 39 was arrested on four counts of murder and one count of kidnapping after a massive manhunt. The spree is described as among the worst in Raleigh history, following a prior shopping center sniper incident.
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Raleigh
N.C
Joe Louis Harris
Harris
Gertrude Clark Harmon
Azalee Clark Jackson
Burnice Clark Harrington
Haveleigh Monte Ravera White
Nixon invited to South Carolina inaugural ball
Gov elect James Edwards says he approves of inviting former President Richard Nixon to the inaugural ball on Jan 15. Nixon was invited as a courtesy because he is a living ex president. Edwards, who defeated Bryan Dorn, said he did not know of the invitation but supports it. Ford will not attend. All incoming and outgoing governors nationwide were invited.
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Columbia
James Edwards
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Peggy Gallo
Way
Edwards
Bryan Dorn
Ford
Helmet use reduces motorcycle fatalities in many states
The practice of wearing helmets has decreased the number of motorcycle deaths across several states, reflecting improved rider safety and enforcement efforts.
Art and Interior Design Courses Grow at USC Aiken
USC Aiken expands offerings in art and art education with new courses. Ken Willis will teach Art for Elementary Teachers, Rod Ashley leads Interior Design, and Paula Smith outlines Photography focusing on art, not just taking pictures. Courses begin in January for both art majors and educators.
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Ken Willis
Aiken
Willis
East Aiken Elementary School
Rod Ashley
University of South Carolina
Paula Smith
Retired Persons To Meet for Installation
Harold J. Dorey announced the installation of Aiken Chapter officers. The meeting is Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 1248 Crossand Dr. N.E. The public is invited to attend.
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American Association of Retired Persons
Harold J. Dorey
Aiken
Crossand Dr. N.E
Lower Savannah Council Meets In Orangeburg
The Lower Savannah Regional Council holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the Bull Dog Lounge at S C State College in Orangeburg.
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Lower Savannah
Crossword puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH and others
A cluttered crossword page presents THOMAS JOSEPH and others with across and down clues including Poorest fleece and Sawbuck, plus a Cryptoquote and a quote from BILL VAUGHAN. The page features puzzle answers and a dated cryptogram segment from a newspaper layout.
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Thomas Joseph
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